Free space games for pc software for linux

Pvolley is an arcade volleyball game. It is licensed under the FreeBSD license.

Keys:

- Player 1: Up, Left, Right
- Player 2: W, A, D
- Drop ball: Space

ScummVM project is a virtual machine for several classic graphical point-and-click adventure games.
It is designed to run: Adventure Softs Simon the Sorcerer 1 and 2; Revolutions Beneath A Steel Sky, Broken Sword 1 and Broken Sword 2; Flight of the Amazon Queen; and games based on LucasArts SCUMM (Script Creation Utility for Maniac Mansion) system.
SCUMM is used for many games, including Monkey Island, Day of the Tentacle, Sam and Max and more. Compatibility with supported games is continually improving, so check back often.
Enhancements:
- This release adds support for a vast number of engines and games, among them all Sierra AGI games like Space Quest I and II, Kings Quest I-III, and a ton of fan-made games.
- Some of the many ports were improved quite nicely, and overall the usual huge number of small fixes, tweaks and improvements were made.

Scum of the Universe is a space trading game that combines two genres: arcade and strategy. On one side, its a classic vertical-scrolling space shooter game. On the other side, it is an adventure and strategy. You should choose whether youll be an independent space trader, firearms smuggler, fierce freedom-fighter or something in between.

Following the main storyline, you go through the galaxy from one planet to another. Space travel requires fuel, so you need to keep earning money to buy it. You can also buy various upgrades for your spaceship and weapons that affect the arcade part of the game. The storyline itself is not linear. There are also some points where youll need to make decisions that will determine your destiny.

For thousands of years, people of planet Xen have colonized the planets in their galaxy. As time went by, many colonies grew unhappy about their status, as everything was controlled by Xen. Some of them organized military units and declared independence. You can see the status of each planet by "Rebel Sentiment" indicator. Planets with RS higher than 50% are ruled by the Rebel government, and Rebel laws apply.

Trading firearms is legal on planets ruled by Rebels, as they need as much firepower as they can get. On the other hand, Empire forbid all the trading with firearms and other ground weaponry as they wish to maintain their military advantage. One of the ways to make a lot of money is to buy cheap guns at Empire planets and sell them for a lot of money on Rebel planets where demand is extremely high. But be careful as youll need to fight Empire fleet once they find out youre a smuggler.

Beside the raging war between Xen Empire and the rebels there is increased activity of alien species, who destroy human ships. The stronger alien activity, the more waves of alien ships youll need to defeat in each planets outer orbit. Some of the aliens you destroy may drop artifacts (big blue ones) which you can sell at any space station for 20credits a piece.

simpleJ emulates a simplified computer on your PC: a retro-style video game console that lets you understand how a computer works and write your own video game programs. The first microcomputers were quite simple.

They had a few kilobytes of memory and couldnt run large programs. Many didnt even have an operating system.

Yet they had something valuable: understanding everything about their hardware and software was easy. simpleJ aims to make this possible while running on modern PC hardware.

Cassiopeia is a board game similar to Carcassonne. It allows playing over LAN and Internet and features also computer players. The project supports multiple Graphic Sets, on similar to the board game and one with a space setting.
The program supports two languages at the moment, English and German. The development documentation and the handbook in the game is only avaible in German at the moment.
Main features:
- Multiplayer over LAN and Internet
- Metaserver to find other players
- Computer players
- Most Carcassonne addons are implemented
- Gameoptions can be combined as you like

Thousand Parsec C++ Server is the main server for Thousand Parsec.
Thousand Parsec is a framework for turn based space empire building games.
Some examples of games which Thousand Parsec draws ideas from are, Stars!, VGA Planets, Master of Orion and Galactic Civilizations. These games are often called 4 Xs from the main phases found in the games, eXplore, eXpand, eXploit and eXterminate. If you havent heard of them, other games which are a bit similar include, Civilisation, Heros of Might and Magic and Starcraft.
Thousand Parsec includes everything you need to play any of the currently running games, set up your own game using already designed games, and building your own space empire building game.
Enhancements:
- Metaserver setting for turning on sending updates
- Signal Handler for exiting cleanly
- PlayerTlsConnection using PlayerTcpConnection, gaining non-blocking support
- Added Mersenne Twister (mt19937), for PRNG
- Home Planet resource in minisec
- Resources for MTSec added
- Updated console to libtprl 0.1.2, added prompt and fixed bugs, and redisplaying line
- Removed reconfigure method for LogSinks, use SettingCallbacks instead
- Made sizes of star systems fit closer in minisec
- Fixed removing ships from fleets in minisec
- Fixed spelling on property name in Minisec
- Invalid the Game turn timer incase run from the console in EOT processing
- Removed guest/guest refuse hack
- Added support for guile 1.8 (thanks JLP for testing)
- Fixed mini-ipv6 MetaserverConnection (thanks mithro)
- Made sure getOrder returns at least one frame
- Metaserver update doesnt try for 12 minutes after 5 connection errors (bug from nash)
- Minisec universe generation doesnt re-use star system names (bug from nash)
- Fixed GetOrderType_List frame type (bug from nash)
- No longer crashes on unknown order type (bug from nash)
- Proper length remaining checking in order and orderparameter unpacking (bug from nash)
- Fixed terminal color reseting (bug from nash)
- Warnings when metaserver updates are disabled
- Port from dlopen to libltdl (thanks mithro)
- Include libltdl in tree because Debian and Ubuntu (thanks mithro)
- Velocity is now where it should be next turn (thanks mithro)
- ETA calcuation for Move orders in Minisec fixed (bug from nash)
- Added Ping limiting code
- Logging added (thanks mithro) and some reformating

Thousand Parsec C++ TP Readline library is used by tpserver-cpp to provide the console interface.
Thousand Parsec is a framework for turn based space empire building games.
Some examples of games which Thousand Parsec draws ideas from are, Stars!, VGA Planets, Master of Orion and Galactic Civilizations. These games are often called 4 Xs from the main phases found in the games, eXplore, eXpand, eXploit and eXterminate. If you havent heard of them, other games which are a bit similar include, Civilisation, Heros of Might and Magic and Starcraft.
Thousand Parsec includes everything you need for play any of the currently running games, set up your own game using already designed games, and building your own space empire building game.
Enhancements:
- Added getter for Command sets
- Function for setting the end of completions (disable filename completion)
- Added functions to update line, and force update line
- Added function to set whether readline should catch signals
- Small tidy up
- Bumped library version, not binary compatible